Can we do btech in civil engineering and mtech in environmental engineering??
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18th Oct, 2018
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- Dear Vatsal,
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- You can definitely do M. Tech in Environmental Engineering after completing B.Tech in civil engineering.
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- One of the eligibility criteria for seeking an admission in M.Tech Environmental Engineering is pocessing a Bachelors degree in any of the engineering streams like Civil engineering, Chemical Engineering, Ceramic Engineering. Technology, Mechanical, Metallurgy, Mining, Environmental, Bio-Chemical Engineering/Bio-Technology, agricultural Engineering etc. Apart from this you have to appear in the entrance exam help by the respective colleges/universities. Yiu can also appear in GATE exam to carry on with your M.Tech in the IITs.
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- Wishing you all the best !
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1st Apr, 2018
Yes, definitely we can first complete our graduation with B.tech in Civil engineering and then go for masters in environmental engineering.
For this, you can give GATE exam in the civil engineering subject, get a good score in GATE exam and then apply in different NITs and IITs for doing M.Tech in environmental engineering. There is a provision of changing the streams and you can easily do it.
Feel free to ask if you have any more queries. All the best!!
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Thanks
But is it compulsory to give GATE just asking
And is it possible to crack it for a above average student
But is it compulsory to give GATE just asking
And is it possible to crack it for a above average student
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To get into top colleges it is necessary to give GATE exam. GATE exam also opens possibilities for you to get a job in PSU's if you change your mind and want to work instead of doing M.Tech. Every student can get through it but you will need to study very hard for that.
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